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The Podcast Challenge: Testing Rev.ai’s Speech Recognition Accuracy
We tested our Rev.ai Speech Recognition Technology's accuracy on a wide range of podcasts. Spoiler alert: we beat our competition.
9 Deaf YouTube Creators You Need to Follow Right Now
September is Deaf Awareness Month. Expand your knowledge by checking out these 9 deaf YouTube creators.
YouTube Ending Community Captions & Subtitles: What You Need to Know
YouTube is ending community contributions, including community captions & subtitles. Learn what this means for you and how to get captions & subtitles.
How to Burn-In Foreign Subtitles onto Videos
This article will provide insight into how you can add open captions or how you can burn-in foreign subtitles to your videos.
7 MyCase Alternatives (+Why You Should Switch)
The best legal practice management software helps legal teams manage cases, engage with clients, and analyze evidence. See how these MyCase alternatives compare.
Beat Lawyer Anxiety: How To Stop Worrying About Court
Attorney anxiety is a natural response to high-stakes legal work. Hear how real-life lawyers reduce their stress before court and boost their confidence.
Overcoming Common Evidentiary Issues In Criminal Defense
Explore evidentiary problems, from hearsay to missing foundation, and how criminal defense teams challenge the prosecution under the Federal Rules of Evidence.
Reasonable Doubt: Definition, Burden, And Strategies
Understand what reasonable doubt means, the prosecution’s burden of proof, and how defense attorneys identify doubt in complex criminal trials.
49 Criminal Justice Statistics for the United States
The American criminal justice system is vast and ever-changing, with technology and reforms being introduced every day. Let’s look at some key criminal justice data.
54 Lawyer Statistics + Facts That Might Surprise You
Lawyer statistics ranging from demographics to legal technology to future trends are collected in this comprehensive look at 54 legal facts by Rev.
Survey: 65% Use AI Legal Advice, But Accuracy Concerns Remain
New data reveals how Americans use AI for legal questions, why they still rely on lawyers, and what law firms can do now to build safer AI-ready workflows.
Heavy AI Users Face 3x More Hallucinations and Spend 10x Longer to Get Answers
Survey insights show heavy AI users face 3x more hallucinations, take 10x longer for satisfaction, and struggle most with AI prompting despite their experience.
Open vs. Closed Captions: What's the Difference? Why Does It Matter?
Understand open captions vs. closed captions, how each supports accessibility, and which option works best for your video content.
How to Record Audio on an iPhone in Three Different Ways
Master iPhone audio recording with our complete guide. Learn to use Voice Memos, Rev's recorder app, and online tools—plus how to get your audio transcribed.
Transcript to Trial: Leveraging Deposition Technology
Discover how firms are saving 12 hours per week and per attorney by switching to deposition technology with this whitepaper from Rev. Click to download.
Building a Speech Recognition System vs. Buying or Using an API
Pros and cons of building your own speech recognition engine or system vs using a pre built service or API that converts speech to text
School Mass Shooter's Parents Sentenced to Prison
James and Jennifer Crumbley are the first parents of a US school shooter to be convicted. Read the transcript here.
David Cameron and Antony Blinken Hold Joint Press Conference
British foreign secretary David Cameron traveled to the US to hold a joint press conference with secretary of state Antony Blinken. Read the transcript here.
VP Harris Roundtable for Student Debt Relief in Philadelphia
Kamala Harris hosts a roundtable for public servants who received student debt relief in Philadelphia. Read the transcript here.
Maryland Officials Hold Briefing on Bridge Collapse Response
Wes Moore held a press briefing to discuss the ongoing response efforts following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Read the transcript here.
Bankman-Fried Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison for Fraud
Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison for one of the biggest financial crimes in U.S. history. Read the transcript here.
60 Minutes Investigation into Havana Syndrome
For the first time, there’s evidence of who might be responsible for brain injuries suffered by U.S. officials. Read the transcript here.
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